A photograph of May Lillie in a studio wearing Wild West show costume. She wears a dark skirt with a long row of buttons, white shirt, bandana, tan cowboy hat, and boots. She is sitting on a small table with a long quirt in her hands.

A photograph of May Lillie standing in front of a large cactus. She is wearing a skirt and white blouse with long black gloves. Behind her is the Wild West Show arena and the Pawnee Bill ticket wagon.

Photograph of Jose Barrera "Mexican Joe" and Effie Barrera on horseback during Wild West Show. Both are wearing their show costumes. In the background, show wagons can be seen.

Photograph of Effie Barrera riding Prince sidesaddle. She is in Wild West Show costume. There are two men standing behind her in the photograph.

Photograph of Effie Barrera on a horse named Prince during the Wild West Show. She is in show costume, riding side saddle, with a Mexican sombrero on.

Photograph of Effie Barrera on a horse named Prince during the Wild West Show. She is in show costume, riding side saddle, with a Mexican sombrero on.

Photograph of Jose Barrera "Mexican Joe" on horseback in front of canvas wall of Wild West Show arena. He is holding a lariat in his right hand.

Photograph of Jose Barrera "Mexican Joe" and Effie Barrera on horseback during Wild West Show. Both are wearing their show costumes. In the background, show wagons can be seen.

A photograph of May Lillie in a studio wearing Wild West show costume. She wears a dark skirt with a long row of buttons, white shirt, bandana, tan cowboy hat and boots. She is sitting on a small table with one arm behind her back.

A studio photograph of Buffalo Bill (William F. Cody). He is wearing a buckskin suit with leather gauntlets and thigh high boots. A rifle is held in his left hand and a hat in his right. The inscription says "To Major Gordon W. Lillie Compliments of Tessford, NY."

A photograph of a train coming into Pawnee from the west. This photograph was taken on top of Blue Hawk Peak.

A photograph of Gordon W. Lillie "Pawnee Bill" in a studio portrait. He wears a dark wool suit, bow tie, and Stetson hat. He is sitting in an ornate carved chair.

A photograph of Gordon W. Lillie "Pawnee Bill". This studio portrait features Pawnee Bill in a silk embroidered suit. He is wearing a tan Stetson hat and has long, shoulder length hair.

A photograph of Gordon W. Lillie "Pawnee Bill" in a studio portrait. He wears a wool suit, bow tie, striped shirt, and hat. The picture is taken from chest up.

A photograph of Gordon W. Lillie "Pawnee Bill" posting outside of a house. He is leaning against a post. He is wearing a wool suit with a spotted vest. A watch chain can be seen hanging from his pocket. He is wearing a Stetson hat.

A photograph of Gordon W. Lillie "Pawnee Bill" posing outside during one of his Wild West Shows. He is wearing a wool business coat and a heavy black overcoat with a Stetson hat. In the background, wagons on a flatbed train car can be seen and two unknown men.

A photograph of Gordon W. Lillie "Pawnee Bill" sitting in a studio. He is wearing a dark striped suit, bow tie, tan Stetson hat, and a Shriner's pin.

A photograph of Gordon W. Lillie "Pawnee Bill" in a wool business suit and cowboy hat. This photograph has an inscription that says, "To H.A. Wiedemeier. G.W. Lillie. "Pawnee Bill".

A photograph of Gordon W. Lillie "Pawnee Bill" on his horse on the back lot of a Wild West Show. He is wearing buckskin and knee-high boots. Teepees can be seen in the background.

A photograph of Pawnee Bill with a young child riding a camel. This photograph was taken at a Wild West Show.

A photograph of May Lillie, right, wearing a long black dress and hat. There are three people, two women and one man, to her left. It is unknown who they are. There are Wild West show bleachers in the background.

A photograph of May Lillie on a bucking horse. The horse is reared back on two legs with May on side saddle. She is in front of a Wild West Show back drop. The front of the photograph says, "Mrs. Gordon W. Lillie and May Lillie." The back has a caption that reads, "Mrs. Gordon W. Lillie on spirited mount "They can't step too high for me!"